Living Easter Fiesta
Spring has sprung, so why not get your sparkling yellow bromeliads that will brighten up your Easter with a burst of energy and color. In Brazil, where this plant grows in the wild, the bromeliad is known as the 'Living Fiesta'. The Latina of houseplants is flamboyant, upbeat and resilient. What's more, you'll find that she vastly improves the air quality at home.
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From Fiery Temptresses to More Sophisticated Splendor
There are over 200 varieties in the bromeliad family and they are all quite diverse. From fiery temptresses to more sophisticated splendor. There are varieties with flamboyant colors but the family also has less incandescent colors for connoisseurs. The foliage and flowers have distinctive shapes and some have the most stunning veining. Bromeliads really are a design of mother nature!
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Very Easy-Going
A bromeliad will bloom three to six months. And it doesn't require a lot of care. In fact, Bromeliads are very easy-going. At www.bromelia.info you will find out how you can pamper your bromelia and brighten up your Easter.
